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“RISE AGAIN” with VERDY’s Latest UNIQLO Collaboration

  • By Nabil Kamal
  • May 28
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Written by Cheong Jane-Menn

With a loud sense of optimism and a spring in your step, UNIQLO has recently collaborated with up and coming Japanese graphic designer, VERDY. With street art influences to his designs, VERDY is best known for his projects, “Girls Don’t Cry” which landed him multiple collaborations with Nike and Undercover. 

Having been friends with UT creative director, NIGO – VERDY thought it was a good way to introduce his art to a larger audience. Titled “RISE AGAIN”, the name of the collection takes from VERDY’s previous works which featured the line “RISE ABOVE”. The collaboration was made in the spirit of breaking boundaries and aiming higher despite the ever-evolving world we live in.

Made up of loose-fitted silhouettes, the collection features full of VERDY’s positive words of wisdom. From designs which highlight phrases like “I’m The Luckiest” to a ‘70s-esque design with the words “You Give Me Butterflies”, the collection is one that is enthusiastic with an undeniable sense of youth. A standout from the collection is the “Break The Mold” tee with the phrase printed in VERDY’s signature typography. Apart from that, oversized shirt dresses play themselves into the line, giving the collection a sense of femininity. Shot by NIGO and modelled by one of VERDY’s friends, Emma – the collection is one that was created with the motive to inspire.

“RISE AGAIN BY VERDY UT” is now available in all UNIQLO stores nationwide and online.

 

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